Theorem 3.19. For an associative algebra in a symmetric monoidal -category which is -presentable, there is an equivalence
between the factorization homology of the circle with coefficients in and the Hochschild complex of .
Theorem 3.19. For an associative algebra in a symmetric monoidal -category which is -presentable, there is an equivalence
between the factorization homology of the circle with coefficients in and the Hochschild complex of .
Proof. Regard the associative algebra as a symmetric monoidal functor , as in SectionΒ 3.2. Consider the standard collar-gluing by hemispheres. LemmaΒ 3.18, which states that factorization homology staisfies -excision, determines the first of the equivalences in the expression:
The second equivalence is by inspecting values, and the final equivalence is definitional.
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Original source: arXiv:1206.5522v6